Grigoriy
Meaning: Watchful, alert Gender: Male Pronunciation: Gree-Go-Ree Language origin of Grigoriy: Slavic Regional origin of Grigoriy: Eastern Europe Languages Grigoriy is most common: Russian, English Religions Grigoriy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: G, Gree Last letter and sound: Y, go-ree Alternative Spelling: Gregoriy, Hryhoriy
Maksim
Meaning: Greatest Gender: Male Pronunciation: Mak-Seem Language origin of Maksim: Slavic Regional origin of Maksim: Eastern Europe Languages Maksim is most common: Russian, English Religions Maksim is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: M, Mak Last letter and sound: M, seem Alternative Spelling: Maxim, Maxym, Maksym
Nikolay
Meaning: Victory of the people Gender: Male Pronunciation: Nee-Ko-Lie Language origin of Nikolay: Slavic Regional origin of Nikolay: Eastern Europe Languages Nikolay is most common: Russian, English Religions Nikolay is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: N, Nee-Ko Last letter and sound: Y, lie Alternative Spelling: Nicolai, Nickolai, Mykola
Lada
Meaning: Goddess of love Gender: Female Pronunciation: La-Da Language origin of Lada: Slavic Regional origin of Lada: Eastern Europe Languages Lada is most common: Russian, English Religions Lada is most common: Secular First letter and sound: L, La Last letter and sound: A, da Alternative Spelling: Ladah, Ladda
Aleksandr
Meaning: Defender of mankind Gender: Male Pronunciation: A-Lek-San-Dr Language origin of Aleksandr: Slavic Regional origin of Aleksandr: Eastern Europe Languages Aleksandr is most common: Russian, English, Greek Religions Aleksandr is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, A-Lek Last letter and sound: R, san-dr Alternative Spelling: Alexander, Alexsandr
Aleksey
Meaning: Defender Gender: Male Pronunciation: A-Lek-Sey Language origin of Aleksey: Slavic Regional origin of Aleksey: Eastern Europe Languages Aleksey is most common: Russian, English Religions Aleksey is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, A-Lek Last letter and sound: Y, sey Alternative Spelling: Alexei, Alexey
Anatoliy
Meaning: Sunrise, dawn Gender: Male Pronunciation: A-Na-To-Lee Language origin of Anatoliy: Slavic Regional origin of Anatoliy: Eastern Europe Languages Anatoliy is most common: Russian, English Religions Anatoliy is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, A-Na Last letter and sound: Y, to-lee Alternative Spelling: Anatoly, Anatolli
Andrey
Meaning: Manly, brave Gender: Male Pronunciation: An-Dray Language origin of Andrey: Slavic Regional origin of Andrey: Eastern Europe Languages Andrey is most common: Russian, English, Greek Religions Andrey is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, An Last letter and sound: Y, dray Alternative Spelling: Andrei, Andrej
Artyom
Meaning: Safe, unhurt Gender: Male Pronunciation: Ar-Tyom Language origin of Artyom: Slavic Regional origin of Artyom: Eastern Europe Languages Artyom is most common: Russian, English Religions Artyom is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: A, Ar Last letter and sound: M, tyom Alternative Spelling: Artem, Artiom
Polina
Meaning: Small, humble Gender: Female Pronunciation: Po-Lee-Na Language origin of Polina: Slavic Regional origin of Polina: Eastern Europe Languages Polina is most common: Russian, English Religions Polina is most common: Christianity First letter and sound: P, Po Last letter and sound: A, lee-na Alternative Spelling: Paulina, Polinah